Patricia Anong is the founder and principal consultant at PAR 1 Solutions. She has a wealth of experience in multiple industries as a Cloud Architect and Automation Engineer leading geographically dispersed teams in cloud and DevOps best practices. Patricia is a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park and holds multiple certifications in AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, and Terraform. She advises, mentors, and advocates for early career IT professionals through many avenues including her technology blog.

Annette Baney serves as the Chief of Staff at Interfaith Power and Light. Annette brings 10+ years of high-level strategic operations, financial, and human resources experience, having worked closely with advocacy organizations that focused on poverty, early childhood education, and environmental justice in Washington, DC. Annette also founded the Baney Bridgemohan Foundation, which provides small grants and scholarships for graduating high school students to attend a vocational college to gain certificates and diplomas in highly in-demand trade skills in her home country of Trinidad and Tobago. Throughout her career, Annette has always prioritized working with organizations that support missions to serve underserved communities locally and internationally. Annette is a graduate of the University of Maryland, where she earned her degree in Early Childhood Education. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland, and enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and discovering new and engaging podcasts.

Stephanie Baggage currently serves as the Director of Operations at Fearless, an impact-focused digital services integrator based in Baltimore. Stephanie is a Prince George’s county native, with over 20 years experience in IT working with and within government to improve the tools and services millions of Americans rely on every day. She is active in supporting the Baltimore-Washington DC community. One of her most favorite roles has been as a coach, where she’s been able to invest in the lives and careers of so many. She is committed to making investments and creating opportunities for the next generation and looks forward to dreaming up new ways to make an impact.

COO of Ey3 Technologies and newly appointed Board Member of LETS GO, Terry is a BBJ 40 under 40 Awardee and CAMI Board Member with a Master’s in Information Security and Cyber Forensics from Penn State University. Known for his dedication to empowering the next generation of tech industry disruptors, Terry combines his passion for cybersecurity with his hobbies of Spartan Races and basketball. He's committed to innovation and excellence in the cybersecurity field, leveraging his extensive experience to inspire and mentor emerging tech professionals.

Ms. Benson has a cross-section of experience. She was a database software developer for 15 years, then she was an elementary school computer lab teacher for 17 years. Presently, she is combining what she learned while teaching with her expertise in software development. She advises, volunteers, advocates, and provides training for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education.

Patrice Cameau is the Director of Global Communications and Marketing for Zion Church, and the founder of CAMPspace, a studio that offers physical spaces and full-service content experiences for production teams, business owners and marketing professionals. Patrice is committed to helping fellow entrepreneurs and the new generation of creative leaders better use content to market their businesses, and stay content while doing so. Patrice’s nearly 20-year career in strategic communications and marketing has helped elevate a host of sports, nonprofit, entertainment and lifestyle entities, to include managing publicity and marketing campaigns for Super Bowl Champion, Troy Polamalu; the Veterans of Foreign Wars; USO; RAINN; Covenant House International; celebrity chef Tobias Dorzon; and Grammy nominated artist, Wale. A content creator in her own right, Patrice hosts and produces a host of podcasts that share content marketing hacks and self-care tools to listeners via weekly audio and video episodes. Patrice earned a Master of Arts degree in Public Communication from American University (DC) and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications/Public Relations from the University of Maryland, College Park. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and a Prince George’s County Social Innovation Fund 40 Under 40 Award recipient. Patrice is also a proud military spouse, and the mother of three beautiful children. She finds joy in creating, traveling, reading and exercising.

David Chiles assumed the role of CEO effective October 1, 2023. Prior, he was the COO and acting Workforce Development Director. David joined the LETS GO team in November 2022, after a successful career in the Federal Government.

Admiral Eccles has four degrees from MIT: a bachelors in electrical engineering, masters’ in mechanical engineering and management of technology, and a professional degree of Naval Engineer. He became the Chief Executive Officer of Trident Maritime Systems (previously US Joiner-IMECO) on January 1, 2014. He has served 32 years in the US Navy and was the Chief Engineer for ships, submarines and aircraft carriers from 2008 to 2013. He was responsible for designing and constructing the first Virginia-class submarines and the unmanned autonomous submarine Cutthroat.

Allyn is thrilled to bring her extensive experience and passion for philanthropy, education equity, and STEM learning to Let’s Go Boys and Girls Board of Directors. She began working with Let’s Go in 2022 through her current role as Corporate Director of Philanthropy at Index Analytics LLC., a Baltimore-based federal health care government consulting firm. In this role, Allyn spearheaded the establishment of Index’s corporate philanthropy mission, focusing on supporting urban schools and education equity initiatives. Prior to her tenure at Index Analytics, Inc., Allyn held pivotal leadership roles in the Health Care Programs and Solutions Group at GDIT. Here she played a crucial part in supporting high-profile federal health programs related to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. Throughout her career, Allyn consistently demonstrates her dedication to fostering partnerships, driving growth, and advocating for meaningful change, displaying her leadership and impact. Outside her professional commitments, Allyn is deeply engaged in various nonprofit organizations. She serves on the Board of Directors for Athletes Serving Athletes, Inc., and actively participates in IMPACT100 DC, among others. This active involvement in community service demonstrates Allyn’s dedication to making a difference beyond her professional sphere. Allyn is honored to join Let’s Go Boys and Girls and looks forward to leveraging her diverse skill set and experience to advance the organization’s mission and expand its work in her home city of Washington D.C.

Henry Hopkins was, until his retirement on March 31, 2008, a Vice President of T. Rowe Price Group and Vice President of T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., T. Rowe Price Investment Services, Inc., and Director of T. Rowe Price Trust Company. He served as the Chief Legal Counsel in the Legal Department of T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. since 1987 and was a Director of T. Rowe Price Group from 1987 to 2006. Prior to 1987 and since joining the firm in January 1972, Henry was an Associate Counsel in the Legal Department. He also served as the Chair of the Firm’s Ethics Committee from 1973 until his retirement. He received his L.L.B degree in law from the University of Maryland’s School of Law in 1968. He was admitted into the Maryland Bar in November of 1968.

Alford Kindred has been with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office since 1997. His tenure includes serving as a patent examiner, primary patent examiner, Supervisory Patent Examiner, Acting Director of the Office of Information Management Services, Regional Manager of the Midwest Regional Office, and the Outreach Regional Assistant Director for the Elijah J. McCoy Midwest Regional USPTO located in Detroit, Michigan. He is currently a Director in Technology Center 2600. Mr. Kindred earned his Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering at Norfolk State University, and then a master’s degree in Computer Resources and Information Systems at Webster University, Saint Louis, MO. He is a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. Mr. Kindred also founded mentoring groups for kids. He helps them learn about STEAM and intellectual property through active participation.

Dr. Raza Khan is the Chair of Sciences at Carroll Community College. He also serves as the Commissioner on the Maryland Governor's Office of Community Initiatives. Dr. Khan is a member of the Faculty Advisory Council of Maryland Higher Education Commission. Dr. Khan is an educator and community leader whose passion is to inspire the next generation of workforce, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners where all foster a positive empowerment with an aura of belonging.

Waves Mowatt-Kane is a leader in human-centered design and enterprise digital transformations. She has led global teams within both the private and public sectors across multiple US industries. Currently, she serves as the Director of Experience Design and Head of Human-Centered Design at Genentech. Today, she leads a multi-disciplinary team within the Experience Operations organization (XO) that seeks to enhance the treatment journey for all patients and providers. Additionally, Waves serves as the Chief Experience Officer (CXO) for the Dreyfus Consulting Group and continues to emerge as a thought leader for Design Thinking, Human-Centered Design, and technology integration that drive innovative experiences. For over 18 years, she has had the opportunity to work with such brands as Amtrak, where she led the brand’s digital CX transformation for seven years. As the Director of Customer Experience Digital Design, Analytics, Customer Insights, and Testing. Her team drove Amtrak to the highest level of customer satisfaction in the brand’s history. Academically, Waves is the first woman of color to graduate from the prestigious MAMBA program, where she earned a Master of Art in Design Leadership from Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and an MBA from Johns Hopkins University. Jonathan Williams is a U.S. Navy Veteran and an IT professional with over 20 years of experience. He's involved in civic activities and community service, he volunteers for organizations such as Out For Justice, Baltimore Robotics Center, LETS GO Boys and Girls, and Threads. Jonathan's current focus is on creating positive change in Baltimore City by providing his services to nonprofits that support underserved communities.

Jonathan Williams is a U.S. Navy Veteran and an IT professional with over 20 years of experience. He's involved in civic activities and community service, he volunteers for organizations such as Out For Justice, Baltimore Robotics Center, LETS GO Boys and Girls, and Threads. Jonathan's current focus is on creating positive change in Baltimore City by providing his services to nonprofits that support underserved communities.